Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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K 'SSP RETURNING HOME TO HARBOR, senior vo-ed student, Michelle Battles and her escort enjoy a break between dances at the homecoming dance. LISTENING ATTENTIVELY IN HIS ENGLISH CLASS, Steve Gehalo learns how to write a son- net while studying British literature. AFTER PERFORMING THEIR SHOW AT BAND CAMP, the Harbor band displays a range of emotions, The band later made its second ap- pearance at competition in Syracuse, New Yorkl Opening

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1 I r G1 ' I3 1 1 FI C e N i H IE 1: ,Q .1 I X Getting a headltart, senior Kevin Runyan be- gins his homework in class. Kevin is a student in Mr. McQuaide's trigfpre calculus course Often neglected in publications, fourvyear swim team member Karen Kimpton presents the flag as she sings the national anthem. Due to the blockade of a nearby port, band members were forced to hold concert band in the auditorium. Kaleva Hall was closed due to fire hazard. Opening se, , Ns